Considering an Online Forestry Certification?
Penn Foster Career School has proven itself as a leader in certifying students
in forestry
to become successful
forest technicians,
foresters,
urban foresters,
area foresters, etc.
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are currently 31,440
individuals employed as
forest and conservation technicians in America, and their average annual salary is
$36,370.
Forestry and conservation science teachers make on average $72,290
per year and there are about 2,380
of them employed today .
Forestry Common Job Tasks
- analyzing effect of forest conditions on tree growth rates and tree species prevalence and the yield duration seed production growth viability and germination of different species
- studying different tree species classification life history light and soil requirements adaptation to new environmental conditions and resistance to disease and insects
- supervising activities of other forestry workers
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Wildlife/Forestry Conservation
Turn your love of "the great outdoors" into a rewarding career with the Penn Foster Career School Wildlife/Forestry Conservation Program. Train quickly and conveniently with our proven distance learning method. Earn your Career Diploma in Wildlife/Forestry Conservation in as little as five months!
You'll learn all about:
Wildlife law enforcement and population management
Forest ecology and protection
Park and recreational facility operation
Field equipment and safety
And you'll learn it all at home — no classroom needed!
